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Carlo S.
@travelrenaissanceman
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"Maybe the most sophisticated boutique hotel in CDMX."
MICHELIN Hotels & Keys
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"Hôtel distingué de deux Clefs MICHELIN."
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"19 chambres. Haute saison : December-April. Restaurant : Veranda. Bar : Honor Bar & Cigar Patio."
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"Erica Levine recommendation"
@natejrw
"Casa Polanco is a luxurious boutique hotel situated in Mexico City’s upscale Polanco neighborhood. Housed in a meticulously restored 1940s Spanish Colonial Revival mansion, the hotel offers 19 elegantly appointed suites that blend classic architecture with contemporary design. Each room features high ceilings, walnut wood floors, and curated Mexican art, providing guests with a refined and comfortable retreat.    Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a library with an honor bar, a spa, and a fitness center. The hotel’s La Veranda offers daily breakfast and afternoon tea, while the concierge team can arrange personalized experiences such as private concerts and curated city tours. Located across from Lincoln Park and within walking distance of Chapultepec Park and the National Museum of Anthropology, Casa Polanco provides an ideal base for exploring the cultural and culinary delights of Mexico City."
@drewmillum28
"Très exclusif 19 chambres Charmant "
@davidsalabi
"LHW | 5* | 19 suites (all suites) | From $750pn Originally built in the 1930s as a private residence. Throughout the years it was owned by some of Mexico City’s most prominent aristocratic families. Now a fascinating architectural dialogue of materials and style adorn the property, and both preserves the splendor of the original construction while intertwining modern touches throughout. Step outside Casa Polanco’s doors and just two blocks away Avenida Presidente Masaryk beckons, the city’s fashion, dining, and lifestyle hotspot. Keep strolling to find Paseo de la Reforma, an icon of the city that connects Polanco with the stylish neighborhoods of La Condesa and Roma. From fascinating history to an undeniably cool art and culinary scene, Mexico’s capital city and Casa Polanco are sure to impress."
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